@suicidexjockeys 100 years ago there were a million people who could do what you do. Today there's probably fewer than 5,000. It wouldn't be worth what you charge if the laborers were still available.
Mamdani: In a win for every ice cream lover across New York City, we will work with the state to do away with the frozen dessert permit that requires restaurants to seek out a superfluous second permit for what they’re already doing: serving food.
No more treat-sploitation, as we say.
Right now, barbershops need three licenses to cut hair: one to be a barber, one to own the shop, and one from the city on top of both.
The state of affairs is frankly anti-fade, and we will not stand for it, which is why we will work with the state to streamline these licenses as well.
And to the bingo enthusiasts out there, for too long, the potential earnings of a hot streak at bingo have been capped by arcane rules that no longer reflect how the game is actually being played.
With OPEN, DCWP will remove unnecessary regulations, including prize limits.
These are just a few of the improvements we are proud to announce today as we make it clear we are in the pocket of Big Abuela.
@jonfavs 4 hours later and still no statement from Trump/White house. Pathetic leadership. Maybe they're getting their Polymarket bets in on the still missing American
@girlatlawstuff@hammerito oh I can speak to this because I was a kid when this policy was put into place at this mall...20 years ago!
Too many kids were causing problems.
And there's a (now nicer) mall 10 minutes away anyway for them to go to.
@MattZeitlin I wanted to rent something from a local tool rental store. Their hours are 9am to 4pm. I had to go to home Depot instead.
Why do business owners shoot themselves in the foot
@PMBY89@maiamindel These charts are since 2001. It's not the economy. The economy has been great for several periods. The experience has gotten worse. Beers at a bowling alley or dive bar were $3 in 2007. They're $9 now.